Game Devs Explain Why Doors Are One Of The Worst Features To Implement

When you think about the most difficult parts of making a game, it's unlikely that the humble door would be front of mind--unless you're a game dev who's attempted doors before. A Twitter thread by indie dev Stephan Hövelbrinks, who is working on Death Trash, revealed that doors are notoriously within game development, with developers on titles like The Last Of Us Part 2 and The Witcher 3 chiming in to agree. Doors #gamedev pic.twitter.com/7CJgKin1dE — Stephan Hövelbrinks (@talecrafter) March 9, 2021 Hövelbrinks explains that the biggest issues arise from doors being "a dynamic funnel and block in the pathfinding, potentially locked, potentially destructible, but in general because they sit potentially between any game interaction or character to character situation from here to there." Proving his point, locked doors have been the cause of a number of game-breaking bugs, even in high-profile AAA games. Hövelbrinks points out that some AAA devs avoid using doors at all, such as the entire Assassin's Creed series until Valhalla--though even Valhalla's implementation of doors was often glitchy and not too popular with fans.Continue Reading at GameSpot
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